4th of July Happenings at the Lake of the Ozarks!🎆

4th of July weekend is here! We are getting excited for the busy holiday weekend at the Lake of the Ozarks! If you are looking for a fun way to celebrate, adding a firework show, cave tour, or concert to your weekend is a must! Not sure what is happening at the Lake of the Ozarks this weekend? We have the 4th of July happenings at the Lake of the Ozarks! Read on to find out what to do this weekend! 


Linn Creek Independence Day Celebration - July 2

Lake of the Ozarks Soccer Association Fields
Lake Rd 54-69 and Cape Woods, Linn Creek
573-346-3200
8:30 pm - 10:30 pm

Fireworks at Captain Ron's Bar & Grill - July 2

82 Aloha Lane, Sunrise Beach
Fireworks at dark
4th of July weekend is here and it's one of the busiest weekends  

Independence Day Celebration at Dale Hollow Winery - July 2

314 E. 1st St, Stover
Concert by Jackson Fisher, Food truck, and Fireworks at sundown.
5 pm - 9 pm

Free Concert & Fireworks at Regalia Hotel - July 2 - 4

250 Racquet Club Drive, Lake Ozark
Free Concerts all weekend - Fireworks on Friday July 2nd

Fireworks at Millstone Marina - July 3

18096 Hwy O, Gravois Mills
Fireworks at dark

Fireworks at Bear Bottom Resort - July 3 & 4

123 Bear Bottom Drive, Sunrise Beach
Two nights of fireworks at 9:45 pm

Fireworks at The Wet Spot Bar & Grill - July 3

33880 Ivy Bend Rd, Stover
Entertainment 7 pm - 11 pm, Fireworks 9:00 pm

City of Eldon 4th of July Celebration - July 3 & 4

Eldon Airpark, 532 Airport Rd, Eldon
5K on July 3, Free swim July 4 from 12pm - 4 pm, Celebration starts at 4pm, Fireworks at dark

Stars & Stripes Bike Night at Lake of the Ozarks Harley-Davidson - July 3

6482 Osage Beach Pkwy, Osage Beach
3rd annual Stars & Stripes Bike night. 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm

REO Speedwagon in Concert at Ozarks Amphitheather - July 4

2629 N Business Route 5, Camdenton
REO Speedwagon in concert. Show time is 7:00 pm.
Tickets on sales on Ozarks amphitheater website or Bridal Cave.Fireworks at Margaritaville Lake Resort - July 4Must be resort guests to view fireworks at the resort. Watch by boat at the 26 Mile Marker.
Fireworks begin at dusk


Fireworks at Lodge of Four Seasons - July 4

Watch on the Lake View Patio at the Lodge of Four Seasons or by boat at the 13.5 Mile Marker.
Fireworks begin at dusk

Fireworks at Point Randall Resort - July 4

Must be resort guests to view fireworks at the resort. Watch by boat at the 2 Mile Marker (McCoy Branch Cove).
Fireworks begin at approx. 9:15 pm

Fireworks at Lake Valley Country Club - July 4

367 CC Blair Dr., Camdenton
Fireworks at approx. 9:15 pm. Come early for kids activities.

Fireworks at Camp Bagnell RV Park - July 4

401 Old Bagnell Rd, Eldon
City of Camp Bagnell fireworks display. Begins at dark.

TOUR BRIDAL CAVE 


Start your holiday vacation out with America's most scenic cave tour. Bridal Cave is always a pleasant 60° inside, and the natural beauty that has formed over the years will simply take your breath away. Our knowledgeable tour guides will tell you all about the cave, both present-time and in its intriguing past. 

Open for Tours Daily! 

We are 𝐎𝐏𝐄𝐍 daily 9am to the last tour leaving at 6pm - including the holiday! Tours will be leaving all weekend approximately every 15 minutes and last an hour! 𝐍𝐨 reservations required, just come down for some family fun and we will get you on the next available tour!

 One of America's most scenic 
cave tours.

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526 Bridal Cave Road
Camdenton, MO 65020
(573) 346-2676


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